RF Bridge

Sensor configuration

The PIR sensor sends a signal if it detects motion. The door / window sensor sends a signal when open. You can set the time after which the sensor goes into off state. Default 120 seconds.

If you has door sensor with two states (for open and for closed state) like this one, you can config payload_off as in the example below. Also disable the timeout if you do not need it in this case (with timeout: 0 option).

You can use any device_class that is supported in Binary Sensor.

PIR Sensor

sonoff:
  rfbridge:
    PIR Sensor 1:  # sensor name in eWeLink application
      device_class: motion
      timeout: 60  # optional (default 120), timeout in seconds for auto turn off

Single State Sensor

sonoff:
  rfbridge:
    Door Sensor 1:  # sensor name in eWeLink application
      name: Door Sensor  # optional, you can change sensor name
      device_class: door  # e.g. door, window
      timeout: 5

Dual State Sensor

sonoff:
  rfbridge:
    Sensor1:  # sensor name in eWeLink application (open signal)
      name: Window Sensor  # optional, you can change sensor name
      device_class: window  # e.g. door, window
      timeout: 0  # disable auto close timeout
      payload_off: Sensor2  # sensor name in eWeLink application (close signal)

Commands and Events

Component will create Remote entity per RF Bridge - remote.sonoff_1000xxxxxx.

You can receive signals from RF Buttons and RF Sensors through an event sonoff.remote. And send signals using the service remote.send_command.

Although the component supports training, it is recommended to train RF Buttons through the eWeLink application.

When a command is received, the event sonoff.remote is generated with a button number and response time (in UTC, sends the device).

Example for receive all RF signal

automation:
- alias: Sonoff RF Receive
  trigger:
    platform: event
    event_type: sonoff.remote  # this is NOT entity_id, don't change it!
  action:
    service: persistent_notification.create
    data_template:
      title: Sonoff RF Receive
      message: |-
        Name: {{ trigger.event.data.name }}
        Command: {{ trigger.event.data.command }}
        Time: {{ trigger.event.data.ts }}

Example of reaction to the selected button

Instead of a name: Button1, you can use command: 0 number of the button in the eWeLink application (starts from zero).

automation:
- alias: Receive Button1
  trigger:
    platform: event
    event_type: sonoff.remote  # this is NOT entity_id, don't change it!
    event_data:
      name: Button1  # button/sensor name in eWeLink application
  action:
    service: persistent_notification.create
    data:
      message: My Remote button pressed

Example for send RF signal

script:
  send_button1:
    alias: Send RF Button1
    sequence:
    - service: remote.send_command
      data:
        entity_id: remote.sonoff_1000abcdef
        command: Button1  # button name in eWeLink application